People with ADHD experience attention spans that are markedly different from neurotypical. This stems from lower dopamine and norepinephrine levels, creating an “interest-based” nervous system versus the neurotypical “importance-based” one. Interestingly, people with ADHD often experience unique strengths, frequently called “ADHD superpowers,” that can offer real advantages in life, work, and creativity. Key benefits include: • Hyperfocus • Creativity and innovation • High energy and resilience. • Spontaneity, courage, and adaptability. • Empathy, humor, and social skills. These traits — rooted in the ADHD brain’s wiring — can drive success in fields like entrepreneurship, arts, and high-stakes roles crucially WHEN CHANNELLED EFFECTIVELY AT THE PERSON’S OWN PACE.